Rene Socks
Rene Russo John Travolta Get Shorty 1995 Shirt - The Oz Network Podcast Socks
by The Oz Network Podcast
$14 $20
Description: René Descartes portrait and quote: I desire to live in peace and to continue the life I have begun under the motto 'to live well you must live unseen'
René Descartes portrait and quote: I desire to live in peace and to continue the life I have begun under the motto 'to live well you must live unseen' Socks
by artbleed2
$14 $20
Description: Finally, a shirt for fans of Belgian Surrealism and broad, fish-out-of-water Aussie comedy. The image reads “Ceci n’est pas un couteau… ceci est un couteau” which translates into Australian as “That’s not a knife… that’s a knife”, a phrase popularised by Prime Minister Paul Hogan during his time as cultural ambassador to the US in the 1980s. The image causes the viewer to question the very nature of art, reality, and knives.
Description: René Magritte - The Lovers - Pantone Color swatch, Art Paintings, Art History, Oil painting, in the style of Pantone Color Swatch. Available in laptop sticker, hydro sticker, book stickers, phone cases, mouse pad, t-shirts, iphone cases, tote bags, hats, pillows, and more.
René Magritte - The Lovers - Pantone Color swatch, Art Paintings Art history Socks
by Lemon-y-Shark
$14 $20
Description: Created for the stage version of the fabulous television programme, this design features some of the instantly-recognizable characters from the show. To have this design personalised for your own production, email [email protected]
Description: This hilarious "She think on my therefore till i am" design is the ultimate mashup of modern internet humor and classic philosophy. Perfect for anyone who loves Gen Z humor, ironic memes, and René Descartes' "I think, therefore I am" quote. Featuring a vintage, textured typography look, this design is ideal for philosophy students, professors, and chronically online meme lovers.
Description: Meet The Son of Corg, a sophisticated gentleman who values fine art and a good game of fetch. A clever 20th-century art history joke featuring a cute corgi dog masquerading as a famous surrealist painting. Great unique gift for artists, teachers, geeks, and pet owners who like their pop culture mashups with a touch of class and a lot of humor.
